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InMoov

Built by Gael Langevin · France· Launched 2012

Updated Oct 2026·methodology

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Made by Gael LangevinOpen company

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Specs on file12%75/100
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Company age8%70/100
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Overview

InMoov is the first Open Source 3D printed life-size robot. Replicable on any home 3D printer with a 12x12x12cm area, it is conceived as a development platform for Universities, Laboratories, Hobbyist, but first of all for Makers. It’s concept, based on sharing and community, gives him the honor to be reproduced for countless projects throughout the world.

Flagship features

  • Initiated in January 2012 as the first Open Source prosthetic hand
  • Platform designed for extensive community sharing and development
  • Compatible with many projects like Bionico and E-Nable
  • Conceptualized by French sculptor and designer Gaël Langevin

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At a glance

Specifications

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2012
Research platform

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Detailed specifications

What it is built for8
Applications
education & STEM,research,maker projects,museum installations,DIY humanoid experimentation
bipedal
bipedal
full bipedal
healthcare,education,technology
Target Industries
research academic,healthcare
Primary Applications
research development,healthcare assist
both
Size & capacity1
Height Mm
1800
Movement & precision1
45
Sensing & perception6
Yes
cameras,microphones,ultrasonic sensors,IMUs,custom tactile sensors
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Controls & integration4
Yes
Yes
Arduino microcontrollers (Uno, Mega)
code python,code ros,web-based UI,remote control
Buying & support5
Datasheet Url
View Link
Country Of Origin
FR
Is Research Grade
Yes
Availability Status
research-only
prototype
Other details3
Teleoperation Method
vr headset
Teleoperation Supported
Yes
50

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Company milestones(estimated)

  • 2012LaunchInMoov project started
  • 2012MilestoneOpen-source humanoid robot development
  • Not yet on fileMilestoneNo external funding disclosed
  • Not yet on fileMilestoneInMoov robot traveling to Arduino event

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the InMoov?
The InMoov is developed by Gael Langevin, based in France.
What type of robot is the InMoov?
The InMoov is a Research robot made by Gael Langevin.
How much does the InMoov cost?
Pricing for the InMoov is not publicly listed. Contact Gael Langevin for a quote.
When was the InMoov launched?
The InMoov was launched in 2012.

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